Books with author Peter Rees

Please Note That The Following Individual Books As Per Original ISBN and Cover Image In this Listing shall be Dispatched Collectively: Timmy Time Pocket Little Library Collection 6 Books Set: Titles In This Set: Timmy's Hiccup Cure Timmy Steals the Show Timmy Wants the Beret Snapshot Timmy Timmy Plays Football Timmy the Artist Description: Timmy is a little lamb with a lot to learn. He scores the winning goal, helps find a hiccup cure and learns about sharing.

A collection of thought provoking and gripping stories, all with a supernatural twist; spine tingling but without being scary. Intended to be told or read they are ideal for younger listeners or readers, having been written for the 8 to 13 year old age range, with one exception specifically for younger children, but seemingly enjoyed by all; Christmas at Crickleton Hollow. … how does Santa really get his presents delivered without anyone seeing?Where possible verifiable historical facts are included as children enjoy checking these for themselves. Animal loyalty is much in evidence, be it a small tortoiseshell cat determined to right an ancient wrong or Falcon the black stallion who gave his life, but never gave up. Then there is the village in France where the people saved many thousands of children from the Nazis in WWII. Were they really helped by a witch's 'familiar', her little black cat?Great for the Camp Fire, or maybe just light a few candles, gather round, put out the lights and travel to a different world........

A collection of thought provoking and gripping stories, all with a supernatural twist; spine tingling but without being scary. Intended to be told or read they are ideal for younger listeners or readers, having been written for the 8 to 13 year old age range, with one exception specifically for younger children, but seemingly enjoyed by all; Christmas at Crickleton Hollow. … how does Santa really get his presents delivered without anyone seeing?Where possible verifiable historical facts are included as children enjoy checking these for themselves. Animal loyalty is much in evidence, be it a small tortoiseshell cat determined to right an ancient wrong or Falcon the black stallion who gave his life, but never gave up. Then there is the village in France where the people saved many thousands of children from the Nazis in WWII. Were they really helped by a witch's 'familiar', her little black cat?Great for the Camp Fire, or maybe just light a few candles, gather round, put out the lights and travel to a different world........

A collection of thought provoking and gripping stories, most with a supernatural twist. Spooky, but without being scary, they have been written especially for a younger audience, around 8 to 13 years of age.As previously, in Vol. 1. of 'Spooky Campfire Tales', animal loyalty and self sacrifice is much in evidence; be it Annabelle the little donkey, whose prompt action saved the lives of several children, or Buddy the old dog who worked tirelessly to help rescue those caught-up in the Liverpool Blitz. From the mystery of the ancient Abbey, long abandoned, where sanctuary still transcends the centuries, to what really was the true identity of the 'White Knight' at the battle of Mons, there is something to get everyone thinking. Once again, where possible, verifiable historical facts are included as children usually enjoy checking these for themselves.Great for the Camp Fire, or maybe just light a few candles, gather round, put out the lights and travel to a different world........